
How Advent Can Shape Your Worldview
It is time to prepare for Christmas But I don t mean at the shopping mall I mean sacred preparation

It is time to prepare for Christmas But I don t mean at the shopping mall I mean sacred preparation

Many of America s main news sources failed to accurately describe the relationship of Evangelicals to Donald Trump this past weekend For the sake of our shared profession and the country, we urge ...

Science has a way of making a man feel confident It gives him a sense of being in control of the universe Man feels powerful as a result of the assurance he receives from scientific research

With nothing but truly awful choices in this year s presidential election, what should Evangelical Christian voters do

We should spend more time loving our flesh-and-blood neighbor.

Most of us struggle with even imagining that a love without some sort of condition even exists. Yet God wants us not only to know that such a love exists, but also really believe it and receive it.
I’m glad that Lent is a part of the Easter season experience at the Baptist church where I have been a member the last several years and many others, in part because it helps us see Easter as more than just a single-day commemoration. Because of what Christ’s death and resurrection mean to me, it makes sense to spend more time on the subject and more time with Christ.
Late January marked the 46th anniversary of the death of my 16-year-old brother, Dennis, in a car accident. Forty-six years. If you think all of the grief is gone and my heart has completely healed, think again.

Yet for many of us who are seeking to walk with God, we see doing good as important but not a requirement. We might wonder, if we're completely forgiven and saved by grace (Eph 2:8), then why does it really matter if we do good works or not?

Ever wondered, why all the rules? And why does sex matter so much to God, anyway?